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I think you've earned yourself a new nickname with this build, Gareth: the "Artful Bodger" !! LOL (and I hope you know I mean that as a compliment!)

Don't forget to check out this thread about the '63 TBird Italien coupe for another roof possibility:

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the Doublemint Twins!

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for e-bay resale

It's Plum Crazy!

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covering Sex Pistols

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for space cadets

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25, or 624?

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Here is a list of known Mopar plastic kits which would have been available in 1959, most of which have already been mentioned: Revell/AMT 1/32 '55 Chrysler New Yorker 2dr hardtop " " '56 Chrysler New Yorker 2dr hardtop Premier 1/25? '56 Plymouth Belvedere convertible SMP 1/25 '58 Imperial (convertible only) " " '59 Imperial convertible " " '59 Imperial 2dr hardtop Johan 1/25 '59 Plymouth Fury 2dr hardtop " " '59 Dodge Custom Royal 2dr hardtop Palmer 1/32? '59 Plymouth Sport Fury convertible It's possible there were a few other Mopar kits available by Palmer or Premier for '59 or earlier but "details are sketchy"...........

Declan, I just sent you a PM regarding a local NS contact!

Revell's Warren Johnson pro-stock kit and Slixx decal sheets for WJ, Mark Osborne and Frank Iaconio pro stockers have various "Oldsmobile" and "Hurst/Olds" logos for windshield headers, front air dams and door panels you might be able to use. They're not huge, but bigger than nameplates.

for "Chupacabra Special"

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